Growing Up Yogi’s Son
Christopher Birsner July 24, 2019
Dale Berra writes about being the son of a legend Yogi Berra is one of the most iconic names in baseball.
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Right Man, Right Time, Right Stuff
Joe Scotchie July 17, 2019
Tom Wolfe hits his stride with Project Mercury masterpiece Ezra Pound once claimed that you can judge a nation by its
Four Historical Reads To Add To Your Book List
Joe Scotchie July 12, 2019
The 50th anniversary of Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin’s Apollo 11 moon landing and walk is upon us. So far, there
Darn Good Reads: Five Novels For Lovers Of Westerns
Jennifer Fauci July 7, 2019
If you’re about to embark on a reading rodeo of the All-American Western genre (which you should before you see the
Chronicling The Championship
Christopher Birsner June 27, 2019
The story of the 1969 New York Mets is one that has been written about many times in the last 50
Ernest Hemingway: Champion of The American Sentence
Joe Scotchie June 20, 2019
The literary great’s 120th birthday is next month Ernest Hemingway was the emperor of the American prose narrative. With his short,
For James Joyce, Dublin Was The World
Joe Scotchie June 15, 2019
“Mad Ireland hurt you into poetry.” So observed W.H. Auden of William Butler Yeats, Ireland’s leading poet of the 20th century.
Summer Reads: Broadway Joe, The Roberts Court, Remembering A Great Historian
Joe Scotchie June 11, 2019
Joe Namath is back with a short autobiography. All the Way: My Life in Four Quarters is co-written with Sean Mortimer
The Forgotten Team: New Book Honors 1979 Stanley Cup Rangers Squad
Dave Gil de Rubio June 7, 2019
New York Rangers fans haven’t had much to cheer in recent years. The past two seasons, the Broadway Blues missed the
Author Of A Century: The Unsinkable Charles Dickens
Joe Scotchie June 5, 2019
Charles Dickens was a writer born to the breed. His father, John, was a journalist, a trade his son would also
Bold & Brave: Gillibrand Highlights Tubman, Other Women Heroes In New Book
Anton Media Staff June 4, 2019
By Robert Harding New York is well represented in U.S. Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand’s new children’s book, Bold & Brave: Ten Heroes
Good, Grey Poet: How Walt Whitman Opened The Frontiers Of American Literature
Joe Scotchie May 31, 2019
“I congratulate you at the beginning of a great career,” so wrote Ralph Waldo Emerson to the young Walt Whitman in
Musical Beach Reads
Jennifer Fauci May 25, 2019
It’s almost beach season and what better way to prepare for sand and sun than a good book in your beach
Dr. Ruth Westheimer Shares Her Wisdom And Her Past At Local Events
Sheri ArbitalJacoby May 19, 2019
Lucky attendees of the Gold Coast International Film Festival’s screening of Ask Dr. Ruth witnessed the brilliance, courage and drive of America’s most famous
To Shoulder A Burden: The Amazing Story of Harper Lee
Joe Scotchie May 5, 2019
American literature is full of first novels by famous novelists who never quite reached that peak again. Bruce Springsteen, for instance,
Spring Books: Henry Lee rides again, Frank Costello dies in bed
Joe Scotchie April 13, 2019
What happened to the novelist? The poet? The recent passing of both Tom Wolfe and Philip Roth further announced that the
Hollywood Reads
Jennifer Fauci March 22, 2019
These celebrities and media personalities offer their memoirs and works of fiction for your bookshelf in the year 2019, some of
Sid Jacobson JCC To Host Author Mark Sullivan
Anton Media Staff March 18, 2019
Sid Jacobson JCC’s Irene & Ronald Cohen Spotlight Speaker Series will host Mark Sullivan, #1 New York Times bestselling author and
Library Science: Top Alien Abduction Books
Jennifer Fauci March 15, 2019
The genre of science fiction is based on imagined future scientific or technological advances that frequently portray space, time travel and
Create Your Own Library With The Help Of The Famed Strand Bookstore
Jennifer Fauci March 12, 2019
Imagine, thousands of books at your fingertips, all in the confines of a bookstore that has been making literature lovers’ hearts
